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A Gray Cat Peeked Out From the Graveyard Decorations

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From behind a row of weathered gray tombstone decorations, a gray Scottish Fold peers out with a calm, curious look. Her round face is turned to the side, her folded ears lie flat, and her amber eyes gaze into the distance. A bucket, some garden gloves, and fallen leaves lie scattered around, and a wreath on the house door and more spooky decorations are visible behind her.

Tombstones and other yard decorations are fun, but a few check-ups are worthwhile if you have a cat who likes to explore. Foam or plastic props can have sharp edges or small pieces that a cat may chew. Stakes in the ground, fake cobwebs, and battery packs should be secured and kept away from her reach. Scottish Folds are generally gentle, curious cats, and the folded-ear gene that gives the breed its look can cause joint concerns in some cats, so regular vet visits matter. A yard at night has real hazards, like traffic and wildlife, so supervised outdoor time is best. If she likes to hide, give her a cozy indoor spot.

The weathered gray stones match her coat so closely that she nearly blends into the scene.

She is the only part of the graveyard that is definitely alive, and clearly the most curious. A gust of wind turns a few leaves across the stones, and her whiskers twitch, though she stays exactly where she is.

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